Christmas is just around the corner.
One month from today, it is a joyous celebration for people all over the world, regardless of race or religion.
Although most Catholics and Christians do attend church mass for prayers, there are non Christians who celebrate Christmas by singing carols from door to door and participating handmade crafts for sale.
When I was young, I used to whine at my dad to buy for me Christmas crafts sold at the church where the money collected are donated to the church expenses.
One of the craft I remembered vividly was the Christmas Tree made from PVC material.
It was glisterring with sequins, figs from the nature, fake leaves and it was mini, perfect for desk decoration.
Nowadays, you can buy fake Christmas Tree with wide range of sizes and height that you prefer.
However, nothing beats a handmade Christmas Tree that I would encourage my kids to recycle trash items into decorative handmade crafts for any festive season.
Last Christmas, both my son and I had made a 3D Christmas Tree stand with cardboard and old gift wrapper.
You don’t have to spend any money on the materials used for this Christmas craft.
All you need are:
-card board or empty box ( Used Mushroom Cream Soup Box pack)
-Old gift wrapper (used last Christmas gift wrapper)
-a bottle of White glue ( sticks better than normal glue)
-pencil and ruler for drawing
-a pair of scissors ( for cutting the Christmas Tree shape)
Your Christmas Tree card is ready for table top decoration!
You can even turn it into a ceiling or door decoration by making a hole of the tip of the card, loop in a string or yard, tie a knot.
Then hang it on the door or ceiling .
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Christmas is in the air. Time to be with families again. time to bond with them since it is a vacation time and everyone is not busy.
This Christmas season is the most loved time in the whole year. Many memories with families and friends will be earned. Hehe.
Anyways, that paper Christmas tree is nice. For sure, I will make lots of paper Christmas tree for decorations at home.
We've got flat Christmas trees, felt Christmas trees, 3D Christmas trees, pretty Christmas trees and sparkly Christmas trees - in fact all sorts of Christmas tree crafts for kids! We hope you'll find something here for kids of all ages, and the finished results will brighten up your house this Christmas...
Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree! The Christmas tree is an important part of the Christmas tradition in many Christian families. Many of our Christmas memories comes down to remembering opening gifts around the Christmas tree or decorating the Christmas tree with your siblings and your parents. The crafts on this page are representations of Xmas trees, such as paper-folded, felt, beaded, or even Christmas trees made from recycled magazines
A cool way to decorate these trees is with colored cellophane tape. This comes in bright solid colors and in a variety of attractive Christmas designs. Apply strips of tape across the cutout trees, as shown in Figure b.
Or decorate with sticker stars. These trees can be any size. The larger ones-6 to 8 inches high —make good mantelpiece decorations, while trees 3 inches high make perfect homemade decorations for your Christmas tree. There are many combinations of paper and tape with which to work.